Cut and paste hedge fund reporting, again

Back from holidays, so had a quick Google to see if I could find any of that pro forma stewardship reporting that I had been tracking. And, yes, there is more:

Altavista Capital:

Altavista Investment Management UK LLP manages or advises a number of funds with varying strategies. The Code is therefore relevant to some aspects of the Firm’s activities. While the Firm supports the objectives that underlie the Code, it has chosen not to commit to the Code.

The Firm determines its approach to stewardship on a case by case basis, taking into account its duties to the funds that it manages and the actions that will lead to the most favourable outcome for the value of its investments and the interests of its investors.

Furthermore the Firm takes a consistent approach to engagement with issuers and their management in all of the jurisdictions in which it invests and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular code relating to any individual jurisdiction.

Greenvale Capital:

The Firm provides investment management services to various funds (“the Funds”) that pursue investment strategies that involve investing in a wide range of securities and instruments without limitation in various jurisdictions. If the Firm were to invest directly in UK single equities these would represent only a small part of the firm’s business. Hence, while the Firm generally supports the objectives that underlie the Code, the Firm has chosen not to commit to the Code. The approach of the Firm in relation to engagement with issuers and their management is determined globally. The Firm takes a consistent approach to engagement with issuers and their management in all of the jurisdictions in which it invests and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular voluntary code of practice relating to any individual jurisdiction. 

Atlas Square:

The Firm provides investment management services to clients, including a Fund, pursuing an investment strategy that involves investing in global equities. While the Firm may invest directly in UK single equities these would represent only a small part of the Firm’s business. Hence, while the Firm generally supports the objectives that underlie the Code, the Firm has chosen not to commit to the Code. The approach of the Firm in relation to engagement with issuers and their management is determined globally. The Firm takes a consistent approach to engagement with issuers and their management in all of the jurisdictions in which it invests and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular voluntary code of practice relating to any individual jurisdiction.

The next two are particularly interesting....

Gladstone Capital

The Firm provides investment management services to various funds (“the Funds”) that pursue investment strategies that involve investing primarily in equity instruments in various jurisdictions, including UK listed equities. While the Firm generally supports the objectives that underlie the Code, the Firm has chosen not to commit to the Code. The approach of the Firm in relation to engagement with issuers and their management is determined globally. The Firm takes a consistent approach to engagement with issuers and their management in all of the jurisdictions in which it invests and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular voluntary code of practice relating to any individual jurisdiction. 

Aisling Capital:

The Firm invests globally, excluding UK equities. The Fund’s investment focus is in commodities, focusing on fundamental based relative value trading with directional overlays. The Code is therefore not relevant to the Firm's trading activities. While the Firm generally supports the objectives that underlie the Code, the Firm has chosen not to commit to the Code.
The Firm invests in a variety of asset classes and in a variety of global jurisdictions. The approach of the Firm in relation to engagement with issuers and their management is determined globally. The Firm takes a consistent approach to engagement with issuers and their management in all of the jurisdictions in which it invests and, consequently, does not consider it appropriate to commit to any particular voluntary code of practice relating to any individual jurisdiction. 

Those two are interesting because, if you look at the URLs, both are hosted on the website of a legal firm called Duff and Phelps which advises investors on regulation and compliance, amongst other things. I wonder if this might be the source of the text?